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Call for papers: [https://easychair.org/cfp/exAI2020](https://easychair.org/cfp/exAI2020)
## Schedule
1. Brief welcome and introduction to the workshop from the organizers. Duration: 5 minutes.
2.Invited speaker: Presentation of the PLEAD project. Duration: 15 minutes.
3.Position Papers Session – Arguments for and against computable explanations for AI. Duration: 1 hour.
- Jennifer Cobbe and Jatinder Singh, University of Cambridge: Reviewable Automated Decision-Making
- Perry Keller, King’s College London: Paternalism in the public governance of explainable AI
- Kieron O’Hara, University of Southampton: In No Circumstances Can or Should Explanations of AI Outputs in Sensitive Contexts Be Wholly Computable
-Simon Parsons et al., University of Lincoln: Trust in Human Machine Partnerships
4. Coffee break. Duration: 15 minutes.
5. Discussion Session – Interactive discussion on computable explanations, Q&A with the authors. Duration: 1 hour.
6. Brief closing statement from the organizers. Duration: 10 minutes.
1.[14:05 - 14:10] Brief welcome and introduction to the workshop from the organizers. Duration: 5 minutes.
2.[14:10 - 14:30] Overview of the PLEAD project. Duration: 15 minutes + 5 minutes Q&A.
3.[14:30 - 15:50] Position Presentation Session – Arguments for and against computable explanations for AI. Duration: 1:20 hour.
- Jennifer Cobbe and Jatinder Singh. University of Cambridge: Reviewable Automated Decision-Making (15min + 5min Q&A)
- Perry Keller. King’s College London: Paternalism in the public governance of explainable AI (15min + 5min Q&A)
- Kieron O’Hara. University of Southampton: In No Circumstances Can or Should Explanations of AI Outputs in Sensitive Contexts Be Wholly Computable (15min + 5min Q&A)
-Gerard Canal, Dong Huynh, Senka Krivic, Quratul-ain Mahesar, Rita Borgo, Andrew Coles, Luc Moreau, Menisha Patel, Paul Luff, Archie Drake, Perry Keller, and Simon Parsons. King's College London and University of Lincoln: Trust in Human Machine Partnerships (15min + 5min Q&A)
